Where to enter
Phrase boundaries turn a vague moment into a usable starting point.
Know your next
move. Understand
why it works.
Explore a prepared demo set through clear transition plans, with cues for when to move, what to change and how to recover.
› Explore prototypePrototype status
Interactive prototype
Curated demo library
Playback and hardware are product direction
The missing layer
Between a playlist
and a good set is
the part nobody explains
BPM and key suggest compatibility. The real work is deciding what happens next.
When to exchange the bass
A planned handoff avoids low-end overlap and protects the incoming track.
How to recover
Keep a safer transition visible when the original route no longer fits.
A playable next move
One playable next move, with the reasoning and a fallback.
Transition guidance
One transition.
Every decision made clear.
See what to do, when to begin, why the handoff works and which fallback remains safe.
Next move: Phrase blend
Carry the energy forward without crowding the incoming vocal.
Timing: 32 bar window
Reason: Space for the hook
Fallback: Short phrase blend
Prepare/ Transition 03
› Flicker → Halcyon
Phrase blend · 32 bars · medium risk
- 1 Start the incoming deck
- 2 Exchange the bass at 16 bars
- 3 Clear space before the vocal
- 4 Keep a short blend as fallback
Product direction
The destination
is independence.
Start with explicit guidance. Reduce assistance as judgment grows. Leave the performer fully in control.
Guided
Assisted
Independent
Learning progression
Product directionGuided Explicit cues
Assisted Lighter prompts
Independent Full control
Reflection Review the route
01Guided
See the next move, timing, reason and fallback.
02Assisted
Keep the essentials visible as guidance becomes lighter.
03Independent
Leave judgment and performance fully in your hands.
Prototype status
What MixMigo
is today.
Clear product boundaries make better guidance possible.
›Explore prototypeDoes MixMigo play music?
Not in the current prototype. It demonstrates preparation, route planning and transition guidance with a curated demo library.
Can I import my own tracks?
Not yet. Track import and analysis are planned product work. The live prototype currently uses supplied fixture data.
Does it connect to DJ controllers?
Not in the current prototype. Hardware control and performance feedback are part of the product direction. This release focuses on the planning and guidance layer.
Who is the prototype for?
Aspiring and returning home DJs who know what they want to play, but want clearer help connecting tracks into a coherent set.
Product position
Coaching,
not another deck.
MixMigo focuses on preparation, transition decisions and guided practice. Music access, playback and performance control stay with the tools built for them.
Ready to read
the next move?
Explore the interactive prototype or get in touch to discuss a focused pilot.
›Explore prototype